Atto Notorio is only required for US and Australian Citizens.

An Atto Notorio (Sworn Affidavit)
is an affidavit to be done prior the wedding in an Italian Consulates in Australia or in the US.

In order to get your Atto Notorio you must sign a declaration relative to your civil status at the Italian Consulate with two witnesses (provided by you): set an appointment at the nearest Italian Consulate to where you live.

In order to get your Atto Notorio you should provide the following documents:

1) Passport

2) Birth certificate
(translated into Italian and apostilled)

3) Divorce decree or death certificate
(If previously divorced/widowed): they have to be translated and apostilled.

4) Italian translations of all of the above.

Please note that at the top of the page of the Atto Notorio the detail " Repubblica Italiana" and "Consolato Generale D'Italia" are specifically written, otherwise the Atto Notorio is not valid.

TRANSLATIONS have to be authenticated by the Italian Consulate.